CEO at Connected Success | Empowering professionals to build human connection in an AI-driven world | Team & Executive coaching | Hundreds trained on our system from 25+ countries
A powerful lesson I learned from an introverted friend: “Network like you mean it.” We’re often told networking is about big events and small talk. But for introverts, that’s exhausting. So my friend did it differently: 1. She ditched the big events. 2. She focused on one-on-one conversations. 3. She asked deep questions and really listened. And guess what? Her network grew faster and stronger than ever. No need to shout or be the life of the party. She built meaningful connections quietly, and they lasted. Now, she’s known for the depth of her relationships, not the volume of her voice. If you’re an introvert, try this: Focus on a few real conversations. Ask the questions no one else does. Follow up with genuine interest. Want a quick way to do it? Shoot me a message, and I’ll share her exact questions that break the ice. To my friend, thank you for showing me a different way to connect. To everyone reading this: Play to your strengths, not someone else's rules. P.S. Reach out if you want to learn more about building meaningful connections, even if you’re an introvert. — If this content resonates, repost this to your network And follow me Ronen Olshansky for more